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M’sians Can Enjoy Reduced Toll Rates Starting as Soon as Next Week!

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Source: PanduLaju & Utusan

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If you haven’t heard already, the DASH Expressway is now officially open to the public and it’s going toll-free until the end of November.

But, that’s not the only good news.

(Former?) Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob recent;y took to his official Twitter page to share that starting soon, a few highways will have reduced toll rates.

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He wrote, “I would like to inform you that, for a period of 1 and a half months starting at 12.01am October 14 until November 30 2022, all Keluarga Malaysia can use the DASH Expressway for FREE.

“The government has also agreed to a proposal for the restructuring of the 4 toll highway concession companies under the management of PROLINTAS and to reduce the toll rates for the involved highways effective 20 October, 2022.”

 

Wondering which highways he’s talking about? 

The highways are:

  • Lebuhraya Bertingkat Ampang – KL (AKLEH) starting October 20, 2022,
  • Lebuhraya Koridor Guthrie (GCE) starting October 20, 2022,
  • Lebuhraya Kemuning – Shah Alam (LKSA) starting October 20, 2022,
  • Lebuhraya Lingkaran Penyuraian Trafik Kajang (SILK) starting October 20, 2022,
  • Lebuhraya LEKAS starting January 1, 2023,
  • Lebuhraya BESRAYA starting January 1, 2023.

“Hopefully the opening of this highway (DASH) can generate business overflow, and stimulate and provide many more advanced economic activities,” Ismail Sabri added.

 

Stay tuned for more updates.

 

Also read: M’sian Gets Out of His Car to Break Sunway Toll Boom Gate With His Bare Hands

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Source: PanduLaju

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